"consequent delay" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is used in situations where an event occurring later than expected is the result of a prior event. For example, "The power outage caused a consequent delay in workflow."
My apologies if the consequent delay interfered with your enjoyment of the football, but I feel a solid grounding in our six-legged, bug-eyed friends is more important.
The circumstances of Barron's judgment include, he said: "The fundamental relationship between the party's national return and the multiple local candidate returns with the national return being submitted to the commission on 6 November 2015 and the consequent delay in the start of the investigation.
It is conscious of and regrets the consequent delay," it said.
In Δ160E cardiomyocytes, a significant number of T-tubules (> 20%) fails to propagate action potentials, with consequent delay of local Ca2 + release.
Comparative performance evaluations show that the EC approach reconstructs the distorted image as closely as the original one while avoiding the burden of retransmissions and consequent delay.
The aim of the traffic modelling approaches adopted is to estimate the queue build up and discharge in different types of incident under different assumptions about management techniques, and the consequent delay to road users, from which potential cost saving is obtainable by applying values of time and taking into account the risk of secondary accidents.
Although there were no long-term consequences, reference laboratories were overwhelmed by the rapid arrival of paraffin blocks, with consequent delays in returning the first blocks back to pathology laboratories.
The warming of the deep oceans had long been predicted, and the consequent delaying effect long thought to exist.
Their consequent delays enabled the Russian armies to retreat without breaking up entirely.
Not only is there a significant economic cost from the consequent delays to travel, but according to intelligence sources there are potentially major security drawbacks as well.
The problems that affected patients most were in the patient contact centre, where new processes took longer than expected and there were consequent delays in responding to patients because of a backlog of work.
